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Project Starling makes theological education accessible and relevant for today’s leaders.

Learn from trusted faculty, explore real-life questions of faith, and build skills you can use right away—in the pulpit, in your neighborhood, and beyond.

Whether you're exploring a new call, continuing your education, or deepening your spiritual journey, Project Starling is here to support your growth, one meaningful step at a time.

Browse all of our courses in one place. From preaching and pastoral care to church history and community organizing, our offerings equip pastors, lay leaders, and seekers with relevant, accessible formation. Choose a course that aligns with your goals—or chart your own path with flexible, high-quality content that supports your calling.

 

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Liberation
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Luther and Lutheranism
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Lutheran Confessions

This course offers a deep dive into the theological roots of Lutheranism as a reform movement within the wider Christian tradition. Grounded in Scripture, the ecumenical creeds, and the Lutheran Confessions as gathered in The Book of Concord (1580), this course equips learners to understand and engage with the confessional heritage that shapes Lutheran identity, practice, and leadership. Learners will explore the enduring gifts—and the necessary critiques—of this tradition in dialogue with contemporary ministry, ecumenical insight, and global Lutheran expressions.

Includes 12 Modules
Approx. 6 hours per module

This course is included as part of the TEEM and SAM program curriculums
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Martin Luther and the Emergence of Lutheranism
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Medieval Church
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North American Lutheranism
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One-to-One Relational Meetings
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Post-Nicene Patristic and Imperial Christianity
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Prayer and Prayerfulness
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Pre-Nicene Era of Christianity
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Principles of Community Organizing
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Protestant Traditions and Reforms Within the Catholic Church
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